Kebab house template
Customers build their order, pick a collection time and pay online.
- Order for collection
- Karahi by the kilo
- Big orders
- Late opening
Takeaways
Your own ordering site: customers build their order, pick a collection time and pay online. The ticket comes to your counter, and the customer's number is yours.
Templates we built for each trade, filmed working on a phone. Names and logos hidden.
Our templates
Every one is a working Shopify site with a real menu and real photos, shown as a Veritas UI template. Tap "Ordering page" to see how a customer orders.
Customers build their order, pick a collection time and pay online.
A bold, bright look for a burger and peri shop, with the full menu and a side basket.
Platters, wraps and grills, ordered for collection at the counter price.
The counter menu online at the counter price, ready to collect in about an hour.
These are Veritas UI templates, built with real menus and photos for food businesses. We show each one without the business's name until they have given us permission. Ask Adam and he will show you one working on his phone. See every template on Our work.
Ordering online
Your customers already know how to order on the apps. Your site works the same way, so nobody has to learn anything new. These are real ordering pages from our templates: pick one to see it.
Pick a business to see its ordering page
Collect from the shop · about 20 min





Collection time

The same ordering page on a laptop. The numbers match the steps below.
You are looking at: a kebab house ordering page we built. Dishes go in the basket, then the customer picks a collection time.
Tabs along the top. Burgers, grills, desserts, drinks: customers jump straight to what they want.
Keep your Just Eat and Uber Eats listings for delivery if you want them: your site adds orders that come straight to you. Just Eat and Uber Eats are trademarks of their owners; Veritas UI is not connected with either.
Tap to explore
Four pieces that every takeaway ordering site we build comes with. Pick one to see it on a site we have made, and what it does for your counter on a Friday night.




Tabs along the top, a photo and a price on every dish, and a basket that stays in view. Customers tap plus, choose their extras and pay by card. The order comes to your counter as a ticket, and the customer's number is yours.
Sizes, sauces, sides and meal drinks are chosen on the dish itself, priced the way you price them at the counter. Meal deals are set up as bundles, so every order has room to grow.
When a customer adds a burger, the basket offers the side and the drink they forgot. One prompt at a time, never a wall of pop-ups, and every prompt is tested with real orders on phone and desktop before it goes live.
The customer chooses a collection time and pays online, and you set how many orders each slot can take. The counter stops being a queue of people waiting, and the kitchen can see what is due next.
What you get
The same pieces we have built for every site on this page.

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A menu with photos, a basket down the side and card payment. The order arrives as a ticket.

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Customers choose when they collect, so the counter is never a queue of people waiting.

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Make it a meal, add cheese, swap the drink. Extras priced the way you price them.

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One site for every branch, with each order sent to the shop the customer picks.

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Almost every takeaway order is placed on a phone. We design there first.

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The apps take up to 30% plus VAT. On your own site it is the card fee and nothing else.
How it works
You send us the menu. We do the rest.

Tell us about your takeaway, your menu and the apps you use now.
30 minutesYour leaflet, a photo of the menu board, or your Just Eat link.
Same dayWe use your best photos and shoot the rest: the grill, the dishes, the shop.
One visitMenu, ordering, Google and the legal pages. You see it on your phone first.
About three weeksYou sign it off, it goes live, and we stay to run it with you.
Your sign-offYou never have to
Want to see one working? Ask Adam to show you a build on his phone.
About three weeks from your menu to your first online orderQuestions
Yes, if you want delivery through them. Most takeaways keep the apps and send regulars to their own site for collection, where nothing comes off the order.
As a ticket by email and on your phone, with the collection time. Many shops print them at the counter.
One site covers them all. Customers pick their shop and the order goes to that branch.
It depends on your menu and how many shops you have. Adam gives you a fixed quote after one call, in writing, before anything starts.
You do. Your Shopify account, your domain, your customers.
About three weeks from your menu to your first online order. You check it on your phone and sign it off before it goes live.
We do, if you want us to. Send a message and it is changed, usually the same day.
They are working builds with real menus and photos, shown as Veritas UI templates until the business gives us permission to use its name. Adam can show you one working on his phone.

Talk to us
Tell us about your shop. Adam will show you a build working on his phone and give you a fixed quote before you commit to anything.